The provided graph gives information about the distribution of various things which London citizens considered as the best in their city.
Overall, the number of votes for ”Range of shops” always ranked first during all three periods. Additionally, there was a downward trend in most of the categories except for ”Museum & Art galleries” and ”Transport” over three years.
In year 1, nearly a half of people living in London prefered ”Range of shops” the most, with 45%. The second highest proportion belonged to ”Job opportunities”, which was closely followed by ”Mixture of people”, with approximately 38%. Meanwhile, three facilities that London dwellers rated lowest were ”Night life”, ”Transport” and ”Museum & Art galleries”, with 25%, 23% and 22% respectively.
By year 3, although ”Range of shops” still held the number one spot in London residents’ preference, it was a small decline in its figure between year 1 and year 3, from 45% to 43%. This reduction was also seen in votes for ”Job opportunities” and ”Mixture of people”, with the equal percentage at 35%. Similarly, supports for ”Night life” decreased from 25% to 22% and stayed in the minimum. By contrast, choices in ”Museum & Art galleries ” and ”Transport” recored a rise in the distribution, at 27% anf 25% respectively.